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To: BroJoeK

Maybe they only have a small sampling of “supportive fossils” because the in between fossils do not exist.


106 posted on 01/04/2009 8:57:44 AM PST by SisterK (pop culture is the opiate of the people)
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To: SisterK
"Maybe they only have a small sampling of “supportive fossils” because the in between fossils do not exist."

Every year paleontologists dig up new "in between fossils" which until then did "not exist." Who can say how many more "in between fossils" they will eventually find?

More to the point, how many would they HAVE to find, before even the most skeptical will admit the basic idea?

125 posted on 01/04/2009 9:31:13 AM PST by BroJoeK (a little historical perspective...)
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To: SisterK

After 150 yrs of lifetimes looking for transitory fossils, shouldn’t they have found some? After all the one who found it would be as famous as Darwin, yet nada. Maybe they don’t really exist.

Pray for W, America and Our Troops


132 posted on 01/04/2009 9:44:59 AM PST by bray (Is Rezko Singing God Bless America?)
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